Library Journal : As evidenced by his previous historical novels, Russka (LJ 9/1/91) and Sarum (LJ 9/15/87), Rutherf...More

From Booklist. On the surface, Henry and Clare Detamble are a normal couple living in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood. Henry works at the Newb...More

The Jazz Bird is a compelling story of the lengths to which people will go for love, sex, and money. In real lide, George Remus was a notorious bootle...More

Library Journal : Starred Review. When Cooper agreed to adopt a third cat that was eyeless from a terrible infectio...More

Publishers Weekly : Tongue-in-cheek humor lifts this weird but fun hybrid, part knitting cozy, part paranormal roman...More

Library Journal: When Kate first sees Tully as she's waiting for the bus to take her to her first day at a new s...More

From Publishers Weekly Hosseini's stunning debut novel starts as an eloquent Afghan version of the American immigrant experience in the late 20th...More

From Publishers Weekly On the heels of a hasty wartime marriage, Penelope Keeling is left to repent at leisure in the English seaside town of Porthke...More

From Publishers Weekly House offers a poignant, evocative look at the turmoil that plagues a rural Kentucky family during WWI in his solid second nov...More

Library Journal: In former journalist Andrews's sequel to Savannah Blues, thrice-divorced restaurateur Be...More

Seles was stabbed by another tennis player's deranged fan in 1993. She tells her story of 10 years of self-doubt and overeating as a result and ho...More

Publishers Weekly : The prolific Rice contemplates class, family and math in this disappointing outing. After her hu...More

Publishers Weekly : It's not just a sure-fire formula that's kept the crown atop the queen of romance, as th...More